Rev. Dr. Ebony Grisom (she/her) is the Director for Protestant Life, serving Protestant and other students across Georgetown University. She seeks to accompany students of all religious and non-religious identities in our community, and deepen ecumenical and interreligious understanding and collaboration.

Rev. Grisom earned degrees from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Providence College, Duke Divinity School, and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Prior to arriving at Georgetown in 2019, she worked in high school, college, and divinity school admissions offices, pastoral leadership, and faith-based advocacy.

Since her arrival on the Hilltop, Rev. G (as she’s known on campus) has served the Hilltop and Law Center campuses, and co-chairs the MLK Initiative: Let Freedom Ring!

Although Rev. G has her feet planted in the DMV, she remains a proud New Yorker who keeps a (now defunct) MetroCard as a tangible reminder of the city that never sleeps. You can find her talking with students and colleagues about all things sacred and secular including traveling, advocacy, faith formation, race, gender, theology (and their intercessions), history, the Blue Devils, music, the best ice cream in Georgetown, and her favorite Hoya of all time, Patrick Ewing.